do paperwork

I'm going to go do paperwork until you get this thing working.

"I learned never to do paperwork when the children and the teachers were in the building," she said.

Well, at least she could do paperwork on the flight.

One teacher did paperwork, while the other floated between the two groups, not actually teaching either.

"I'm just going to camp out and do paperwork all day," he said.

"Right in the middle of this crisis, I have to do paperwork.

"We're getting a trainer, a person to do paperwork and a mother figure," he said.

The thought that he might be doing paperwork on the side really irked her.

She said officers could also be found taking complaints and doing paperwork in 7-Eleven stores.

Not that the boys were saying much at this point, mostly doing paperwork - writing out reports.

Sergeant Johnson sat at his desk in the next room, doing paperwork.

Few things were more boring than watching someone else sit at a desk and do paperwork.

"Suppose that two men are doing paperwork jobs in an office.

Late nights doing paperwork and running on fumes is normal.

Green, because he was literate, worked in the warden's office doing paperwork.

And so the advisers often spend hours doing paperwork when they could have been working with their Iraqi counterparts instead.

"You do paperwork on these cases until you die," he said.

"I used to go to the Brasserie at 4:30 in the morning to do paperwork.

"If you're intending to watch me do paperwork, would you like to move that chair behind the desk?"

I gave you a paper day to do paperwork, not to go gallivanting around."

Police now doing paperwork could be on the beat."

Chapter 16 Taylor was sitting in his kitchen two evenings later, doing paperwork, when he got the call.

The sleepy-looking attendant at the front desk was doing paperwork.

"Very quickly it becomes 100 phones, and you have to do paperwork every month to justify the surveillance on each phone."

"He's in front with the guests, not in a back office, doing paperwork."